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Assassin %pvp offhand dmg?

Discussion in 'Questions' started by DarkFlight, May 24, 2014.

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  1. DarkFlight

    DarkFlight New Member

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    Hello, how does the PvP damage get calculated on Gamez for %pvp dmg?
    Does it factor in %dmg from both weapons on all damage dealt?

    (Last I was told on official it only factors in second hand % dmg for 'attacks that use both hands', if that's true is it actually worth using a pvp weapon in off-hand for assassin?)
     
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    Kyle Banned Forum Legend

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    On retail, I dont use a PVP weapon on my gunner or Assassin for my off hand. I use a PVE weapon. Just so I can get better base statssuch as higher att and other stats.

    I believe that the pvp stats does affect the damage you do but remember that 6% damage is only about 30- 50 damage difference.
     
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    Rome ソロモン・ヨアズ・アブラハム Forum Legend

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    main hand gets full pvp percentage, off hand gets half. Same with god stones, first is 10% second is divided by half.
     
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